A FunTrivia Mixed Quiz!

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#1. Humanities Mixture. Player ssabreman asks:

I'm looking for a tome. Where is the best place to find one? clothing store electronics outlet sports field library

#2. Humanities Mixture. Player Penguin4512 asks:

Ancient Greek mythology and stories were often centered around the feats of heroes. Who, of the following options, was NOT a hero from Greek myth? Arkantos Heracles Odysseus Diomedes

#3. Humanities Mixture. Player convair240 asks:

The English idiom "under the gun" is meant to suggest which of the following? Armageddon Something hidden in a gun stock Being under pressure or threat A dead outlaw

#4. Humanities Mixture. Player Tekka asks:

If you're a kibitzer what are you? You're a mechanic You're a musician You're a meddler You're a manager

#5. Humanities Mixture. Player james1947 asks:

Medical treatment using raw meat or meat juices is called: Zomotherapy Stone Therapy Heat Therapy Disco Therapy

#6. Humanities Mixture. Player Spontini asks:

What was inside the Labyrinth of Minos? A Chimera A Minotaur A Gorgon A Hydra

#7. Humanities Mixture. Player FatherSteve asks:

The chorus sings "Jellicle Cats come out tonight. Jellicle Cats come one come all. The Jellicle moon is shining bright. Jellicles come to the Jellicle Ball." Who are the Jellicle Cats? the ones in "Hey, Diddle Diddle" the junkyard cats in Heathcliff the ones in Top Cat's gang the ones in the musical "Cats"

#8. Humanities Mixture. Player heatherlois asks:

Can you complete the following saying? 'The enemy of my enemy is...' A godsend An enigma Twice the danger My friend

#9. Humanities Mixture. Player gable asks:

What liver disease is the reference for an idiom that describes looking at things with skepticism? Jaundice Scarlet fever Typhoid Toxoplasmosis

#10. Humanities Mixture. Player pollucci19 asks:

Which of the following salt idioms comes closest in meaning to the phrase "kick a man when he's down"? Pour salt on an open wound Below the salt Salt of the earth Take with a pinch of salt